The Complete Colonel Sanders...

[Hornsby]

Kentucky Colonel who doesn't not sport the Confederate flag, but looks spiffy in all white...

[madducks]

Steve is going to cry fowl over this thread.

[Steve]

I cry fowl over this thread.

[madducks]

I cry fowl over this thread.

A thread with "Col. Sanders" in the title was destined to have an abbreviated lifespan.

[chancellor]

I cry fowl over this thread.

Otters don't cry. However, they'd happily eat fowl, I'm sure.

[Kevin Seitzer]

Why is Colonel pronounced "Kernel"? That's what I'd like to know.

[madducks]

Why is Colonel pronounced "Kernel"? That's what I'd like to know.

Corporal Lebeau, the Frenchman in the 60's TV show "Hogans Heroes" pronounced it co-lon-el. Just like it is spelled. Maybe he was right.

[Wonderboy]

Corporal Lebeau, the Frenchman in the 60's TV show "Hogans Heroes" pronounced it co-lon-el. Just like it is spelled. Maybe he was right.

I think that actor was actually a POW of the Germans during WW II. Very weird that he'd end up in a comedy show about those wacky Nazis.

[madducks]

I think that actor was actually a POW of the Germans during WW II. Very weird that he'd end up in a comedy show about those wacky Nazis.

I decided to look up the actor who played Corporal Lebeau and discovered some really sad facts about his early life.

From IMDB:

"Born in France, Robert Clary (Birth Name Robert Max Widerman) early suffered the pangs of war, being interned in a Nazi concentration camp as a child."

" Has a tattoo on his left forearm, "A5714," from his time in a German concentration camp during WWII."

"Was the youngest of 14 children; most of whom died in the Nazi concentration camps."